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More than 60% of councils delay fire door safety works

News21.09.2012:01 AM by Nathaniel Barker
Six in 10 councils delayed fire door maintenance or inspection programmes in the first half of the year, raising concerns about the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on housing safety.

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